Tim Stephenson
Professional Wedding/Family/Commercial Photographer, Technologist, Dad
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First look – CamdenGear Vivid XVI LED Bike Light
I don’t usually review things, but after receiving a new Camden Gear VIVID XVILED Bike Light via Amazon, I thought I’d post a few first thoughts. I’ve been looking around for a decent front bike light for a while having been trying to get used to the idea of commuting in the dark through winter, and…
Canon vs. Olympus vs.. wait.. hold on a minute..
Having spent the last few months getting stuck-into shooting with ultra-compact (compared to my Canon 5d Mark III’s) Olympus OM-D cameras and tiny lenses such as the Panasonic-Leica Summilx 15mm, I’ve kind of had a bit of a rethink on the whole idea. I’ve touched on some of the enormous advantages of the Micro Four Thirds…
Olympus OMD E-M1 & MFT lenses – a winning combination!
Ever since first considering the idea of moving away from my Canon 5d Mk3 dSLRs and fast glass to the new world of Olympus & Micro Four Thirds, one slight concern I’ve had nagging at me was finding an equivalent set of lenses capable of delivering the kind of images I love to create. On…
Canon vs Olympus – a very quick update
If you saw my previous posts around switching from Canon to Olympus cameras, or maybe my first few trial shots with a Panasonic Lumix GX7, well I have some news for you… After a very enjoyable trial, I’ve all but decided to switch wholesale from shooting with Canon dSLRs to an awesome pair of Olympus…
Could this be goodbye Canon, and hello Olympus?
So, with a Lumix GX7 along for the ride for my last wedding delivering some incredible stuff, I’ve kind of taken a bit of a dive into the new world of Micro Four Thirds; picking up a “proper” camera for testing… Introducing the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Unlike the somewhat sedate GX7, the E-M1 is a full-on;…
Micro Four Thirds – tentative first steps with a Panasonic Lumix GX7
After years of shooting with “proper” full-frame DSLR kit such as the Canon EOS 5D Mark 3, and amassing a collection of various EF lenses tailored around my needs, I think the time might have come for a change. Full frame cameras have traditionally represented the pinnacle of photographic equipment. Outstanding image quality, great performance in terms of…
